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Running a fast network on sparse data then calling one optimized for a task on a subset seems like a good optimization and dealing with video we are probably going to need them. After you parse what an object is, tracking it doesn't ta
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3y ago
I suspect a foveated system is going to be a big thing in machine vision as well.
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3y ago
The difference between zero and nearly zero can be pretty large at scale.
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3y ago
There is no reason to assume that even if it's real. In fact, the tight tolerances of this seem to indicate the opposite.
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3y ago
I find that Twitter account to be pretty dubious.
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3y ago
Yeah, that and the videos people are posting are really underwhelming.
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3y ago
That is profoundly unconvincing.
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3y ago
I thought the same thing, if these "sister" papers being posted are real these are not convincing results.
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3y ago
Okay I can believe super conductivity, but having LK-99 a registered trademark already is where I draw the line.
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3y ago
Even application in antenna would be revolutionary
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3y ago
I noticed they use old Micky designs on a lot of products and logos. I am half suspecting they are going to try and argue it's a trademark or something.
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4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/@xA99
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4y ago
Internet communication is a gain medium. Like a pumped ruby ready to lase at the first random fluctuation. A tasteless joke getting dogpiled by tens of thousands of people. Or some speculation turning to fact in minutes. The gain medium is
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4y ago
Urea also is endothermic, and as it is used in diesel engines I am quite sure it's available globally.
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4y ago
Fall, dodge in hell has a super interesting take on post fact reality. Ai spam can get a lot crazier.
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4y ago
That may just be reality. The Disney movies telling everyone they can be princesses may be the cruel ones at the end of the day. You will not have the same opportunities. Look closely at the ones you have and don't ignore them for sour
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4y ago
I found an internal memo from the supreme court of Maryland in a book I ordered off of Amazon.
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4y ago
I had never heard of visual snow, it's interesting that the symptoms seem to primarily be the brain not rejecting normal noise sources like floaters and white blood cells.
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4y ago
I would put parascope on that as well, they strangled meerkat for the live streaming market then let their product die.
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5y ago
Thanks for the search term. I am not a huge fan of the "advanced polymer" wank of that video but liquid piston seems very practical compared most of the "air powered car" nonsense compressed air systems that show up.
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5y ago
I imagine it will get better performance from high pressure water instead of the few psi of a small elevation change.
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5y ago
Air is kind of a shitty working fluid. I always kind of dismiss compressed air storage because of that. I saw a video recently that pumped water into tanks and used used the air as a spring. Just dip a pipe down and use the air to move the
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5y ago
Boxes like "Other Netflix Shows" at the end of every page for a Netflix show on is an ad imo.
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5y ago
Pixel perfect mono depth generation seems an extremely hard problem. Judging by the extreme colors of the example objects this may not be super clean in real cases.
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5y ago
Interesting, I wonder if screen writing came to a similar format for the same reasons.
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5y ago
I was following this project for a few years after 2011 and it seemed to pivot to like a weird homesteading thing. I'm glad it's doing the tractor again.
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5y ago
Assuming this is in good faith, the answer is it does apply evolutionary pressure on covid to develop a spike protein that can avoid the immune system. Convalescent people do have a more diverse immune response, to other parts of the virus.
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5y ago
You just need a sample of something that is evidently so pervasive we're building a nation wide dragnet to stop.
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5y ago
This is actually the primary method of reproduction. The seeds are basically infertile and will be outcompeted by grass.
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5y ago
Seriously, I ran a community while discord was taking off and I had an infographic for how to install and connect but still spent hours every week walking people through troubleshooting. I tried to make a custom build preloaded with the se
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